Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating
Patent
1989-05-12
1991-01-22
Yee, Deborah
Metal treatment
Compositions
Heat treating
148 12E, 148 12R, 148 12B, C21D 800
Patent
active
049868578
ABSTRACT:
A method of heat treating a body of corrosion resistant steel which is, preferably, in coil form, having an austenitic to ferrite and carbide transformation temperature lying between 650.degree. C. and 850.degree. C. and a composition which results in a steel preferably having mechanical properties typically as follows:
Proof stress 350MPa, ultimate tensile stress 520MPa, elongation 25% and Brinell hardness 165 and from which Martensite microstructures are generally absent at cooling rates lower than 5.degree. C./min and where the method comprises: hot working the steel body at above the transformation temperature; cooling the hot worked steel body to below the transformation temperature at a cooling rate of between 10.degree. C./min and 1.degree. C./min determined to ensure generally the absence of Martensite microstructures throughout the body.
REFERENCES:
The Making, Shaping and Treating of Steel, 10th Edition, pp. 1253-1254, Association of Iron & Steel Engineers.
Middelburg Steel and Alloys (Proprietary) Limited
Yee Deborah
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